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SecureNode — Device-Level Call Identity & Branding

SecureNode helps enterprises and platforms improve call trust by showing verified identity information (brand name, optional logo, optional call context) directly on the recipient’s device when a call is received.

SecureNode operates outside the carrier and SIP voice path:

  • Calls are still routed by your existing carrier/CPaaS stack.
  • SecureNode does not route calls or process call audio.
  • Branding is applied at the device level using native mobile capabilities.

Branded call experience (example)

SecureNode Call Branding Preview

What you can build with it

  • Branded inbound caller identity for large outbound programs (contact centres, healthcare, logistics, fintech, utilities)
  • Multi-app deployments where you control identity centrally but display it consistently on devices
  • Privacy-forward identity delivery (minimal metadata, cached locally for instant display)

How teams use SecureNode (typical flow)

  1. Get portal access
  2. Create API keys for your client applications in the portal (API Access page).
  3. Download reference apps (optional) to validate the experience end-to-end:
    • https://verify.securenode.io/sdk#sdk-downloads
  4. Integrate the SDK into your mobile app(s):
    • Your app authenticates using X-API-Key.
    • Devices sync identity metadata and cache it locally for fast, offline-capable display.
  5. Roll out to production in stages (pilot → region/team → full deployment).

Platform architecture overview

SecureNode Call Verification & API Architecture

Public API (high level)

  • Base URL: https://verify.securenode.io
  • Auth: send X-API-Key on each request
  • Core endpoints: branding sync + lookup, and device register/update for device attribution/state

Notes for large projects

  • Separate keys per app: treat API keys as per-environment and per-app credentials.
  • Design for retries + offline: callers arrive when networks are unreliable; rely on sync + local cache for consistent UX.
  • Operational ownership: align product, mobile, and security teams on what identity is displayed and when.

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To discuss partnerships, integrations, or early access:

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